Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus. Billon Tetradrachm, 13.38g (11h). Alexandria, Egypt, Year 1 = 161 AD. Obv: ANTWNINOC.KAI.OVHPOC CEBACTOI. beginning at upper right, Laureate, draped, cuirassed busts of Marcus and Verus, facing one another. Rx: EIPH - NH in circualr legend above, date L - A across lower field, Eirene/Pax seated left, holding patera and resting left elbow on seat back, cornucopia below seat. Dattari-Savio pl. 175, 9146 (same dies). Emmett 2041/1 (R3). Some corrosion and marks from cleaning. VF Very rare obverse type of Marcus and Verus together at Alexandria, apparently struck from only two obverse dies, this one in Year 1 and a second in Year 2: Compare Cologne 2120 and the nine specimens illustrated by Dattari-Savio, pl. 175
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Pupienus. 238 AD. Denarius, 3.43g (6h). Rome. Obv: IMP C M CLOD PVPIENVS AVG Bust laureate, draped, cuirassed right. Rx: CONCORDIA AVGG Concordia seated left holding parera and double cornucopia. BM 42. Cohen 6 (10 Fr.). RIC 1. A scarce reverse type for this rare emperor: only two specimens in Eauze hoard. Sharp and Bold EF Ex Berk 126, 23 April 2002, lot 438
Rare and Mint State Tranquillina Denarius Tranquillina, Wife of Gordian III. Denarius, 3.30g (8h). Rome, after 241 AD. Obv: SABINA TRANQVILLINA AVG Draped bust right wearing stephane. Rx: CONCORDIA AVGG Concordia seated left holding patera and double cornucopia. RIC 252 (R4). Mint State Very rare, both as a Rome-mint coin of Tranquillina and for its denomination. Cohen 1 values the corresponding antoninianus of Tranquillina at 800 francs, ten times his base price for an aureus of Gordian III, but the denarius of this empress was unknown to him. Gordian III had struck denarii as his regular silver denomination for a few months in 240, but by 241 when he married Tranquillina he had reverted to the antoninianus as standard silver coin, and the denarius had become a rare special denomination probably struck for distribution on special occasions, like the silver quinarius. The surviving Rome-mint coins of Tranquillina can be interpreted as a special issue for her marriage to Gordian in 241, after which her father, Gordian`s praetorian prefect Timisitheus, apparently turned down the honor of coinage at Rome for his daughter, though provincial mints struck for her in considerable volume
Tranquillina. Drachm, 3.35g (1h). Cappadocia, Caesarea, Year 4=241 AD. Obv: CABINIA TRANKV??IN AV Bust draped right, large nest of braids in hair at back, without stephane. Rx: MHTPO KAICA B NE around, ET ? in exergue, Mt. Argaeus. Künker 248, 14 March 2014, lot 7568 (same dies). Bust and legend var. of Sydenham/Malloy 617aa. EF Rare silver drachm of Tranquillina at Caesarea. Sydenham knew no silver coins for her at Caesarea, but Sydenham-Malloy 617aa cites a drachm for her, a bust and legend variant of our coin, from Leu 18, 5 May 1977, lot 373, and the Burbules Collection. Recently several dozen further specimens have appeared on the market, but the fourteen in CoinArchives Pro with the same bust type and coiffure as ours, plus nine other such specimens that we have had in stock, were all struck from the same obverse die as the present coin, confirming the rarity of Tranquillina`s silver at Caesarea
Philip I. Tetradrachm, 11.16g (1h). Rome, 246 AD. Obv: AYTOK K M IOY? FI?I??OY CEB Bust laureate, draped, cuirassed right. Rx: ?HMAPX - E?OYCIAC around, MON VRB in exergue, S - C in field, G (officina 3) to right of eagle`s head, Eagle with spread wings standing right on ground line, head left, wreath in beak. McAlee 899Aa (Ex. Rare). Mint State Very rare with ground line, which though normal on the unmarked coins, is usually omitted on the tetradrachms bearing officina letters. McAlee 899Aa records only one coin from officina G with ground line, communicated to him by M. Prieur. Our second recorded specimen is from the same reverse die as that coin, but from a different obverse die
Philip I. Tetradrachm, 12.87g (12h). Antioch, 247 AD. Obv: AYTOK K M IOY?I FI?I??OC CEB Bust laureate, draped, cuirassed right. Rx: ?HMAPX E?OYCIAC Y?? T? G around, ANTIOXIA / S C in exergue, Eagle with spread wings standing left, head right, wreath in beak. McAlee 909 (V. Rare). Prieur 370 (3 spec.). A rare combination of laureate portrait with this eagle type. Minor deposits. Especially sharp strike. Mint State
Philip II as Caesar, wrongly with obverse legend of Philip I. Tetradrachm, 10.94g (1h). Antioch, 244 AD. Obv: AYTOK KAI M IOY? FI?I??OC CEB Bare-headed, draped, cuirassed bust of Philip II right. Rx: ?HMAPX - E?OYCAC (sic, I omitted) around, S C in exergue, Eagle with spread wings standing right on palm branch, holding wreath in beak, tip of left wing passes behind left leg. Rev. type var. of McAlee 1012 (Ex. Rare) and Prieur 333A (1 spec.). EF An interesting coin with an accumulation of three rare features. First, on the obverse, the bare-headed, beardless portrait of Philip II as Caesar was wrongly given the obverse legend of his father, Philip I Augustus. Only one other such coin is known, published and illustrated by Prieur 333A; our piece is from the same obverse die. Second, this reverse type with eagle looking right rather than left, McAlee`s Type 2 eagle, is very rare on Philip`s tetradrachms of 244. The other piece with incorrect obverse legend, by contrast, has the normal reverse type of 244, with eagle looking left. Third, the legend on the reverse die of our coin also contains an error, the I having been left out of the word E?OYCIAC. This same reverse die, with eagle looking right and error E?OYCAC, had previously been known only coupled with a correctly labeled obverse die of Philip II Caesar, McAlee 1013 and Prieur 334, and a correct obverse die of Philip I, McAlee 890 and Prieur 322
Philip II as Augustus. Tetradrachm, 12.68g (7h). Antioch, 248-9 AD. Obv: AVTOK K M IOY?I FI?I??OC CEB Bust laureate, cuirassed left, seen from front, belt over right shoulder and across chest, eagle head from sword handle visible on breast; two pellets (officina 2) below left shoulder of bust, at end of obverse legend. Rx: ?HMAPX E?OVCIAC V?A TO ? around, ANTIOXIA / S C in exergue, Eagle with spread wings standing right, holding wreath in beak. McAlee 1065c (Ex. Rare). Not in Prieur. EF Very rare left facing, cuirassed bust type showing sword (only eagle-tipped handle visible) borne on belt over shoulder. Only one specimen known to McAlee 1065c, seen in Barry Murphy`s stock in 2003; our coin, apparently the second known, is from the same dies
Trajan Decius. Tetradrachm, 11.93g (6h). Antioch, c. 250-1 AD. Obv: AVT K G ME KV ?EKIOC TPAIANOC CEB Laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right. Rx: ?HMAPX E?OYCIAC around, S C in exergue, Eagle with spread wings standing left on palm branch, holding wreath in beak. McAlee 1116h (Rare). Prieur 520 (10 spec.). EF
Volusian. Tetradrachm, 12.28g (7h). Antioch. Obv: AVTOK K G AFIN GA? OVEN? OVO?OVCCIANOV CEB Laureate, draped bust right, seen from front, two pellets (officina 2) below bust. Rx: ?HMAPX E - ?OYCIAC around, S C in exergue, Eagle with spread wings standing right on ground line, head left, holding wreath in beak, between legs B (officina 2). McAlee 1187b (Rare). Prieur 695 (9 spec.). Some porosity. EF
Vabalathus as Augustus. 272 AD. Antoninianus, 3.12g (5h). Antioch. Obv: IM C VHABALATHVS AVG Bust radiate, draped, cuirassed right. Rx: VICTORIA AVG Victory standing left holding wreath and palm, star in left field. RIC 6 (R3). Paris 1267. Cohen 6 (200 Fr.). Bland, Coinage of Vabalathus, Num. Chron. 171, 2011, pl. 22, 27i (same dies). Rare antoninianus of Vabalathus as Augustus: with this Victory reverse type Bland found 15 specimens, from six obverse and eight reverse dies. Good VF According to the Egyptian papyri, Vabalathus` revolt against Aurelian began sometime after April 17, 272 and had already been suppressed by June 24, 272: see M. Price in Numismatic. Chronicle 1973. The rarity of the antoniniani and Egyptian tetradrachms of the revolt suggests that it was very brief, probably lasting no more than a couple of weeks
Rare Theodora Theodora. 1055-1056 AD. Tetarteron nomisma, 3.96g (6h). Constantinople. Obv: Facing bust of Christ; behind, cross within nimbus crown; barred IC - XC across field. Rx: + ??O?? AVGOC Facing bust of Theodora, wearing crown with pendilia, saccos, and loros, and holding globus cruciger and jeweled scepter. Berk 309. DO 2. Sear 1838. Off-centering with minimal type loss, otherwise Good VF
ITALY. Sardegna, 1696 Silver 2 1/2 Reali. Carlo II di Spagna 1665-1700. 2 1/2 Reali, 6.06g Cagliari. Sardinia. Charles II of Spain 1665-1700. 2 1/2 Reali, 6.06g, 24mm, Cagliari, 1696. Obv. .CAROL.II. HISPAN.(ET). SARD.REX Crowned bust right; 12 to left, 6 to right; 1696 below bust. Rx . INIMIC.EIVS. IND(VAM).CONFVS. Central pellet; pellet at each end of bar; stars in quarters. CNI II 70. MIR 86/3. Rare. Good VF. CNI II 70. MIR 86/3. Good VF, rare Ex. Archer M. Huntington Collecion (HAS 1001.1.18376)
RUSSIA. Russian American Company, ND (1816-52), 1 Ruble,. One Ruble, (0h). . , ND (1816-52). Walrus Skin Parchment. Obv: “1” surrounded by ornamental designs. Truly a unique offering! Excessively rare “note” stamped on walrus hide. Quite different from the normally seen “Seal Skin” notes.. Pick UNL1a. VF25, PMG 1146166-001 Ex Spink’s, 1 October, 2008, lot 1190A RUSSIAN NORTH AMERICA (ALASKA) The Russian American Company was a monopoly that controlled trade in the Russian possessions in North America. Their primary business was trading in furs. It has been written that otter skins were shipped to Russia in waterproof bags made from walrus skins. These used bags, which were called “Kozhanye” or skins in Russian, were then cut into pieces which were used to print money on for in-company usage. Very few of any of the types and denominations are still in existence, with most sitting in museums.
Andreas Wisniewski signed 10x 8 colour photo as the Necros the balloon seller assassin in the 1987 Bond film, The Living Daylights and as Max's henchman in the 1996 blockbuster Mission: Impossible, and as one of Hans Gruber's (Alan Rickman) henchmen, Tony, in the 1988 blockbuster Die Hard. Rare Bond photo Good condition
An Allen & Thurber Norwich Pepperbox/Belly gun, American, with 1837 Patent Date and Quick Drop Grip Profile, the Bar Hammer marked Allen's patent 184, stamped Allen Thurber Worcester to barrel, with mahogany stock and floral engraving Condition report: 31 calibre, 6 shot percussion pistol, 25 cm overall length. 10.5 cm Barrel Cluster which is extremely rare due to most Thurber manufactured guns being just under 7 cm in length.
A rare early Victorian railway truncheon, painted with a crown, above a quartered shield with the arms of Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Warwick, inscribed `NO 1`, `MIDLAND COUNTIES RAILWAY POLICE` in a spiral scroll, with two gilt flowers to the reverse, with a ribbed handle, 40.5cm long. The Midland Counties Railway was incorporated in 1836.
A rare sailor`s carved whalebone and baleen love token, finely carved with diamond and oval panels with initials to a rectangular open cage, containing a ball and chain to two carved clenched fists holding rope links to a further spiral twist open cage to a spatula end, probably American, late 18th / early 19th century, 15.3cm long.
Rare ASC (Japan) Green Hornet Secret Service Action Car, battery operated black tinplate body, Green Hornet logo on bonnet, ‘Secret Service’ to doors and boot. Logo to roof, lithographed interior with driver figure, plated tinplate front grille/bumpers, in excellent condition, some tarnish to chrome plate, with a good lift off lid box, some age wear, inner packing
Rare Airfix 1st mould 1/32nd Scale Figures Military Series British Paratroopers, circa 1968-1712 “Brown Box” issue (11 scale plastic pieces only) in excellent condition, box has some age wear, complete with all end flaps, plus Waterloo British Infantry (26 figures only), Highland Infantry (25 figures only) and French Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard-24 figures only-(4 items)
1931 18th August Graf Zeppelin - England Flight (S 122Ab). Photographic postcard franked by a Dutch airmail stamp, forwarded from Arnhem and flown by Graf Zeppelin from Friedrichshafen to Hanworth, England. Has a superb special purple England flight cachet with a Friedrichshafen acceptance and Aberdeen arrival datestamps. Rare with UK arrival postmark!
Claudius. AD 41-54. AR Denarius (17.5mm, 3.79 g, 5h). Rome mint. Struck AD 46-47. TI CLAVD CAESAR • AVG • P • M • TR • P • VI • IMP • XI, laureate head right / S • P • Q • R/ P • P/OB • C • S in three lines within oak wreath. RIC I 41; von Kaenel Type 26 (unlisted dies); RSC 87; BMCRE 45-7; BN 59-60. Near EF, attractive dark cabinet tone. Well centered and struck. Rare. From the Michael Joffre Collection.
Britannicus. AD 41-55. Æ Sestertius (36mm, 24.27 g, 6h). Uncertain Balkan/Thracian mint. Struck under Claudius, circa AD 50-54. [TI CLAVD]IVS • CAESAR • AVG F BRITANNICVS [•], bareheaded and draped bust left / Mars, barefoot, but wearing full military attire, including sagum (cape), advancing left, holding spear in outstretched right hand and round shield in left; large S C across field. RIC I pg. 130, note; von Kaenel, Thrakien, Type B, 5 (same dies); BMCRE 226 (Claudius). Fine, even pale green patina. Rare. From the RAM Collection. Ex Classical Numismatic Group Electronic Auction 79 (17 December 2003), lot 132.
Agrippina Junior. Augusta, AD 50-59. Æ Sestertius (32mm, 24.91 g, 6h). Uncertain Balkan mint. Struck under Claudius, circa AD 50-54. AGRIPPINA AVG GERMANICI F CAESARIS AVG, draped bust right / Carpentum left, drawn by two mules. RIC I 103 (Claudius); von Kaenel, Thrakien, type A 4; BMCRE, p. 195, note *, and pl. 37, 3B. Fine, brown surfaces. Rare. From the RAM Collection.
Nero. AD 54-68. Æ Sestertius (37.5mm, 29.42 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck circa AD 63. NERO CLAVD CAESAR • AVG GERM P M TR P IMP P P, laureate head left / CONG DAT [II POP R], Nero on left, seated right on high platform; before him, an official seated right on another platform handing congiarium to togate citizen standing with one foot on a flight of steps, right hand extended, holding fold of toga; on right, small boy stands left; in background, on left, Minerva standing left, holding owl in right hand and spear in left, and, on right, Liberalitas standing right, holding up tessera in right hand. RIC 100 corr. (obv. legend); WCN 82; BMCRE –; BN 261-3. Near VF, dark gray-brown granular surfaces, some red. Rare. From the RAM Collection. Ex Patrick E. Cosgrove Collection (Empire 14, 1 February 1993), lot 52.
![Civil War. AD 68-69. AR Denarius (18mm, 3.40 g, 3h). Group IV (’Military’[?] group). Uncertain (Southern Gaul?) m](http://lot-images.atgmedia.com/SR/35357/2920276/1035-2014128163045_468x382.jpg)
Civil War. AD 68-69. AR Denarius (18mm, 3.40 g, 3h). Group IV (’Military’[?] group). Uncertain (Southern Gaul?) mint. Struck AD 69. FIDES above, EXERCITVVM below, clasped right hands / FIDES above, [P]RAETORIANORVM around bottom, clasped right hands. RIC I 121; AM 7; RSC 363a; BMCRE 65; BN 75-7. Good VF, toned, a few marks under tone. Rare. Ex Old Sable Collection (Gorny & Mosch 215, 14 October 2013), lot 932; ArtCoins Roma 4 (5 December 2011), lot 932.
Vespasian. AD 69-79. AR Denarius (19mm, 3.50 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck AD 71. IMP CAES VES P ?VG P M, laureate head right / TRI POT, Vesta, veiled and draped, seated left, holding simpulum in extended right hand and resting left hand at side. RIC II 46; RSC 561; BMCRE 57-8; BN 39-40. EF, toned underlying luster. Rare in high grade. From the Michael Joffre Collection.
Vespasian. AD 69-79. AR Denarius (18.5mm, 3.40 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck AD 73. IMP C?ES VESP AVG P M COS IIII CEN, laureate head right / FIDES PVBL, clasped right hands, holding vertical, winged caduceus between two poppies and two stalks of grain. RIC 520; RSC 164; BMCRE 86; BN 75. EF, toned, a few faint hairlines. Rare in high grade. From the Michael Joffre Collection.
Vespasian. AD 69-79. Æ Sestertius (34mm, 23.55 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck AD 77-78. IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M TR P P P COS VIII, laureate head right / ANNONA AVGVST, S C across field, Annona, draped, seated left, holding open on her lap a bag of grain ears, the ends held in her hands. RIC II 987; BMCRE 730; BN 768. Good VF, natural, hard, red-brown patina, some green deposits. Attractive surfaces. Rare.
CILICIA, Uncertain. 4th century BC. AR Obol (11mm, 0.77 g, 12h). Draped bust facing slightly left, wearing kyrbasia; star to left / Draped bust of female left, wearing tainia, earring, and necklace. SNG France –; SNG Levante –; Gökturk 88 (Evagoras II in Salamis); Mildenberg, Kleingeld –; Troxell & Kagan –; Winzer 18.2 (Mazaios); Sunrise –. Near EF, toned, slight porosity, light mark in field under tone on reverse. Exceptional for issue. Very rare. From the Sunrise Collection. Ex Classical Numismatic Group 94 (18 September 2013), lot 689.The proposed attribution of this type to Evagoras II, originally made in the 19th century, is likely incorrect (cf. SNG Kayhan 1066 for a similar obol historically attributed to Evagoras). Interestingly, although Gökturk 88 retains the attribution to Evagoras II, Gökturk 52, another obol certainly related to this type, is placed at an uncertain mint in Cilicia.
Vespasian. AD 69-79. AV Aureus (19mm, 7.04 g, 6h). “Judaea Capta” commemorative. Uncertain mint. Struck circa AD 69-70. IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG, laureate head right / IVD?E? C?PT?, palm tree; to right, Jewess, in attitude of mourning, seated right; shield to right; helmet, shield, and spear to left of palm. RIC II 1357 = Calicó 646a = BMCRE, p. 7, * and note corr. (Jewess described as sitting at foot of trophy) = Santamaria (25 May 1926), lot 236 (same dies); Hendin –; BN –; Biaggi –. Good Fine. Extremely rare, the second known. This piece confirms the authenticity of the previously known example. Future Hendin plate coin. Citing the singular Santamaria specimen as the only example of the type then known, the authors of BMCRE expressed doubt about its authenticity. This doubt was noted by the authors of the revised RIC volume, who went further, calling it “possibly a modern forgery with rev based on bronze IVDAEA CAPTA types.” None of the authors, however, detailed any specific criteria to support their allegations, or even noted that they examined the piece in hand. Nonetheless, the present coin, struck from the same dies as the Santamaria piece, is clearly authentic, thus rendering the doubts of the authors of RIC and BMCRE moot. This coin will be illustrated in the forthcoming 6th edition of David Hendin’s Guide to Biblical Coins.
Titus. AD 79-81. Æ Sestertius (35.5mm, 29.21 g, 6h). “Judaea Capta” commemorative. Rome mint. Struck AD 80-81. IMP T CAES VESP AVG P M TR P P P COS VIII, laureate head left / IVD CAP/ SC in two lines across field, palm tree; to left, Judaea seated left on arms; to right, captive standing right; to far right, helmet, yoke, and oblong shield. RIC II 153; Hendin 1593c; BMCRE 169-70; BN 159. VF, thick gray-brown, green, and red patina, a few pits, evidence of smoothing. Rare. From the RAM Collection.
CILICIA, Uncertain. 4th century BC. AR Obol (9mm, 0.64 g, 9h). Head of female facing slightly left, wearing stephanos, single-pendant earrings, and necklace; rose to left / Male head left, wearing diadem, Persian headdress, and earring. SNG Copenhagen Supp. 537; SNG France –; SNG Levante –; Gökturk –; Mildenberg, Kleingeld –; Troxell & Kagan –; Winzer 18.1 (Mazaios); Sunrise –. EF, toned, porous. Very rare. From the Sunrise Collection. Ex Gorny & Mosch 216 (15 October 2013), lot 2567.
Nerva. AD 96-98. Æ Sestertius (33.5mm, 26.45 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck AD 97. IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P COS III P P, laureate head right / VEHICVLATIONE ITALIAE REMISSA (With the levy for supplying the imperial transport system being abolished for Italy), S C in exergue, two mules grazing, one left, one right; behind, high-wheeled cart, with pole and harness (collars and traces), tipped up and pointing slightly to right. RIC II 93; Banti 44; BMCRE 120-1; BN 108. Near VF, brown surfaces, somewhat pitted, minor smoothing. Rare. From the RAM Collection, purchased from R. M. Smythe, April 1999; Ex Numismatic Fine Arts IX (10 December 1980), lot 470.
Trajan. AD 98-117. Æ Sestertius (35mm, 29.38 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck Autumn AD 98-Autumn AD 99. IMP CAES NERVA TRAIAN AVG GERM P M, laureate bust right, aegis on left shoulder / TR POT COS II P P, S C in exergue, Pax enthroned left, feet on footstool, holding branch in outstretched right hand and cradling scepter in left arm. RIC II 401 var. (bust type); Woytek 58e; Strack 304 (bust type unlisted); BMCRE –; BN 61. VF, natural Tiber patina. Very rare with the aegis. From the A.K. Collection.
Trajan, with Trajan Pater and Nerva. AD 98-117. AV Aureus (19mm, 7.25 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck AD 112-113. IMP TRAIANVS AVG GER • DAC P M TR P COS VI P P, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / DIVI • NERVA • ET • TRAIANVS • PAT, laureate bust of Nerva right, slight drapery and bareheaded and draped bust of Trajan the Elder left, vis-à-vis. RIC II 726 corr. (obv. legend) (same rev. die); Woytek 405f; Strack 215; Calicó 1138a (same rev. die); Biaggi 459; BMCRE 499 (same dies); BN 690. EF, underlying luster, small deposit on obverse. Rare.
Trajan. AD 98-117. AR Quinarius (18mm, 1.72 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck mid AD 112-Summer AD 114. IMP TRAIANO AVG GER D?C P M TR P COS VI P P, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / S • P • Q • R • OPTIMO PRINCIPI, Victory advancing right, holding wreath in outstretched right hand and palm frond over shoulder in left. RIC II 147; Woytek 440f and pl. 88 = Strack 191ß = King 55b (this coin); RSC 433c; BMCRE 438. Superb EF, beautiful cabinet toning, a couple of minor flan splits. Extremely rare and the finest known. From the collection of the MoneyMuseum, Zurich. Ex Kurt P. Wyprächtiger Collection; Sternberg I (30 November 1973), lot 113; Hess-Leu 24 (16 April 1964), lot 297; Niklovits Collection (L. Hamburger, 19 October 1925), lot 810; F. Martinetti Collection; G. Nervegna Collection (Sambon-Canessa, 18 November 1907), lot 1876.
Plotina. Augusta, AD 105-123. Æ Sestertius (36mm, 27.56 g, 6h). Rome mint. Struck under Trajan, AD 112-August 117. PLOTINA AVG IMP TRAIANI, draped bust right, hair elaborately dressed in two tiers over brow, above which is a stephane, and elaborately waved at the back, falling down her neck in plait / FIDES AVGVST, S C across field, Fides standing right, holding grain ears in right hand, basket of fruit in left. RIC II 740 (Trajan); Woytek 711; Strack 441; Banti 1; BMCRE 1080-2; BN 730, 732. VF, brown surfaces, areas of green patina, hairline flan crack, some roughness. Rare. From the RAM Collection, purchased from Frank Kovacs, May 2001. Ex Leo Benz Collection (Lanz 94, 22 November 1999), lot 469; acquired from J. Schulman, Amsterdam, August 1976.
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